Error code F EE
After sitting unused for 4 to5 years camera does not shoot or display speed and aperture.
Code F EE flashes in upper right area of display
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hi @bkdan
what I have found is you need to ensure that the lens is attached to the camera correctly. This error message will appear if the lens is not attached correctly to the camera or if you are not using a CPU lens Alternatively, if the lens has an aperture ring, it may not be set to f22 (or the highest aperture number on the aperture ring - normally marked in orange). Select the aperture number marked in orange on the lens and lock it using the aperture locking switch to prevent this occurring again.
Set to F22, or the highest aperture number normally marked in orange. Note the locking switch.
If the above did not resolve the problem and you still experience the error display FEE, in this case, you may need to return your equipment for service. Before doing so please also check the following.
Check that the EE servo coupling highlighted on the lens has not been broken.
Check that the F-min switch highlighted on the camera body has not been broken.
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here is also a link to a service manual for your camera
I am a novice photographer and just bought a used Nikon D300 and was having the same issue. Changing it to the highest apperture removed the " Fee" error and allowed the shutter button to depress but it also stops the AF lens from autofocusing???
